On the recordApril 22, 1999
I think this is good. That's wonderful. Okay. [A peer mediator said that students in mediation felt more confident and comfortable because they did not have to worry about punishment, and that the peer mediators gained a broader perspective on problems. Another student noted that T.C. Williams was a very diverse school, and perhaps part of the problem in Littleton was that school's lack of diversity. A student then said that probably Littleton students had felt their school was safe and its administration had been no less keen and connected than that at T.C. Williams.]
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